Hi Niklas, I've tried that in my example... and it does appear to parse the public keys, as I get a list of 1 key, but passing the key (or key list) that to openpgp_msg_message.validateSignature(pubkey) fails.
see: https://gist.github.com/3036199 for full source var messages = openpgp.read_message(msg); var success = messages[0].verifySignature(); print("using keyring: "+success); var keys = openpgp.read_publicKey(pubKey); success = messages[0].verifySignature(keys[0]); print("using passed key object: "+success); success = messages[0].verifySignature(keys); print("using passed key list: "+success); output: jklo$ js spidermonkey-test.js using keyring: true using passed key object: false openpgp.js:12749: TypeError: key.obj is undefined here's what's at openpgp.js:12748-12749 return openpgp_crypto_verifySignature(this.publicKeyAlgorithm, this.hashAlgorithm, this.MPIs, key.obj.publicKeyPacket.MPIs, data+this.signatureData+trailer); Thanks, - Jim Jim Klo Senior Software Engineer Center for Software Engineering SRI International On Jul 2, 2012, at 5:18 PM, Niklas wrote: > Try reading keys using openpgp.read_publicKey(text) instead of the keyring. > > On 7/3/12 6:59 AM, Jim Klo wrote: >> I seem to have to use the keys stored in the keyring, which is extra >> overhead that I'd like to avoid since my keyring can't really be modified in >> my use case. >> > Try reading keys using openpgp.read_publicKey(text) instead. > > > Most of this stuff seems to derive more or less directly from GPG4Browsers, I > recommend using their dev docs as a reference. > http://gpg4browsers.recurity.com/GPG4Browsers-Developer_Documentation.pdf
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